The Tesla Model S has had this feature for 5 years. Nothing new.
When driving over known dips in the road or inverted speed bumps, it automatically adjusts the ride height to prevent bottoming out.
If you read the tweets and how she was so incredibly happy to see that Total Biscuit died of cancer... you would be glad that she is out of a job.
She is a horrible person.
Funny to hear that radio is even considered a desired feature. Every car I have leased since 2008 (all under $40k), has never touched an FM/AM band. They have all gone from an iPOD touch to Pandora, to Spotify -we prefer no obnoxious ads or commercials ruining the music experience.
I’ve met CJ in real life, the guy is super down to earth and humble (almost too humble). He seemed like he genuinely enjoyed talking shop with everyone and when I asked what sport he preferred he said, “The truth is... I only play Baseball because it funds my dream to race” *laughs*.
My 2004 GTI was built in Brazil. I’m not sure what cars are being manufactured at their Brazil plant now but it was a brand new plant in 2002.
They put roughly half the effort they put into Mafia 1 and Mafia 2. M3 was as bland as could be in comparison.
I have a younger brother that my parents put into football at young age for absolutely towering above the other kids his age. They were excited over the proposition that with his large build, he could “go somewhere”.
I just wanted to mention that this new Razor switch is nothing new.
In traditional Razor fashion, this switch is just a cheap knockoff of someone else’s design; in this case, the highly sought after Topre switch.
I actually picked the GTI mostly because the interior was nicer and for all around daily car (comfort, sound, road noise, etc), it was a better choice.
The quality of materials as well as the fit and finish is far better than the interior of a Subaru.
Now, if all anyone ever cared about is performance, then the VW would…